Practical guidance for real fostering life.

When talking about Neurodiversity, it is important to understand the language we are using. People will generally fall into one of two categories. Neurotypical:

What is Online Misogyny? Online misogyny refers to content and behaviour found online that promotes hatred, abuse, or harmful sexual behaviour towards women and

It is estimated that there are 215,000 undocumented children living in the UK. At least 1 in 10 children in care in England are not

If someone asked how you promote health, you would probably think about ensuring a child’s physical and perhaps mental health is a good place

Foster carers are very much part of a much wider professional network. Fostering means recognising responsibilities, setting boundaries, and ensuring personal values do not

The transition to adulthood is a significant milestone for all young people, but for foster children it can have it’s unique challenges. Care leavers

As a foster carer, you do such incredibly important and demanding work, therefore it is vital that you take care of your wellbeing.  Thinking

NSPCC Learning has published a news story about the launch of Childline’s ‘Where We Stand’ videos. ‘Where We Stand’ is a four-part YouTube series

Foster carers play a vital and increasingly complex role in supporting children to navigate their online lives safely. Especially as the digital world is

There can be nothing more stressful, upsetting and worrying for a foster carer than when told an allegation has been made against them. It